France faces air traffic disruption during crew strike
The strike by the crew members of the British low-cost airline "easyJet" resulted in the cancellation of approximately 100 flights from French airports over the weekend, due to demands for better stability in work schedules and a reduction in sudden changes that impact employees' personal lives. About half of the crew members in France are participating, including 900 cabin crew members, affecting flights from airports in Paris, Nice, Bordeaux, and Lyon. The company described the strike as "opportunistic" and noted that it is taking place at a time when airports are crowded due to the national holiday. Unions have called for measures to ensure stability in work schedules, emphasizing that frequent changes create significant difficulties in managing personal lives and childcare. Meanwhile, the company has promised to hold discussions to improve working conditions.
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